Dear aspirant,

Yes, you can cover the syllabus if you start now, provided that you ready to work hard.

1. Organic chemistry is a new topic for almost everyone, so focus on what your class is doing. Do GOC along with them. It is an important chapter, practice it from OP Tandon and learn organic really well.

2. Focus on inorganic chemistry, there are not a lot of concepts there so finish it from NCERT textbook.

3. For physical chemistry, start doing it now along with organic. Use  NCERT to do mole concepts and then move on to P Bahadur book. Spend some time with physical chemistry everyday. Solve the previous year questions along with every topic. Do it in order so that it'll be easy for you to understand.

4. Don't hesitate to ask doubts even though if it's on topics that are not being taught at the moment.

If you work hard, you can score well in chemistry.

Hope this helps.

Hello!

Electrochemistry is an important part of physical chemistry. This branch deals with the chemical reactions caused by electricity and vice versa. It is mainly the study of chemical processes that cause electrons to move. And the movement of electrons is called electricity.

It has a number of different uses, particularly in industry. The principles of cells are used to make electrical batteries.

Hope this helps!

Electrochemical series is an arrangement of element on the basis of their increasing electrode potential. The electrode potential is measured comparatively against the hydrogen electrode.

The Hydrogen electrode is taken as a standard electrode against which the electrode potential of any element is measured.

Hope that clears your doubt.

Thank you.

Hello saawan !!

Electrochemistry is the branch of chemistry ,studies of electricity and how it relates to the chemical reactions.Generally,study of production of electricity from the energy that is released during spontaneous  chemical reaction and the use of electrical energy to bring about Non spontaneous  chemical transformation . Electrochemistry is used in various fields and industries.Better example for this is a battery cell,a device that stores chemical energy and available as electrical form.I hope this information helps you a little bit.Thank you!!

Hello Devajit,

I hope you are doing good.

You can check out the link given below for Electrochemistry questions for NEET.

http://www.questionpapers.net.in/chemistry/electrochemistry

I hope this link will help you. Good luck in the future!

Regards

Prashant Singh